Woman, 31, found dead in northeast Edmonton homicide investigation
Police are seeking witnesses and video footage after Jodie Thomas was found unresponsive at a residence near 113 Avenue and 32 Street Wednesday morning.
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Edmonton police homicide detectives are investigating the death of Jodie Thomas, 31, who was found unresponsive and injured at a residence in the area of 113 Avenue and 32 Street in northeast Edmonton on Wednesday, October 21, at approximately 8:43 a.m.
Edmonton Fire Rescue Services and EMS attended and attempted lifesaving measures. Thomas was declared deceased on scene. An autopsy was conducted Thursday, October 22, and determined the death was a homicide. Police have not released details about the cause of death, citing investigative reasons.
Edmonton Police Service is asking anyone with information, dashcam footage, or doorbell camera footage from the area to contact EPS at 780-423-4567. Media inquiries can be directed to EPS Media Relations Unit at mediarelations@edmontonpolice.ca.
As HighOnCity reported in August, a 16-year-old girl was killed in a northeast Edmonton shooting, and in June, homicide detectives were investigating two separate suspicious deaths that occurred within hours of each other.
The facts
Who was found dead in northeast Edmonton on Wednesday, October 21?
Jodie Thomas, 31, was found unresponsive and injured at a residence near 113 Avenue and 32 Street at approximately 8:43 a.m.
When was the death determined to be a homicide?
An autopsy conducted on Thursday, October 22, determined that Jodie Thomas's death was a homicide.
How can people provide information to Edmonton police about this case?
Anyone with information, dashcam footage, or doorbell camera footage from the area can contact Edmonton Police Service at 780-423-4567.
